ProVarinati Diner & Saloon and Beyond

[Terry Koontz]

Well I'm pretty sure my coils are lasting longer in the provari too. I think it's the consistent quality of the vape delivery but I have thinned out my mixes with water so that could be contributing. Don't you have like a bunch of them now? Perhaps you are vaping less on each device-- it's not length of time, but number of puffs....

Anna

I do have a few, but use one most of the time.
I’m not complaining, these things are great

 

[Terry Koontz]

The v2 will can run at a low voltage of 2.9, but the v1 will only go down to either 3.0 or 3.2 (I don't remember which). So you use the PD command to tell which it is you're using.

Thanks for verifying that.

 

[DPLongo22]

v1 goes down to 3.3 volts and v2 to 2.9.
Don’t know if that is true.

...or that. Yes - it's true.

 

[DPLongo22]

Thanks for verifying that.

Yeah - I probably should have read on before posting.

 

[Terry Koontz]

Yeah - I probably should have read on before posting.

no, glad you posted.
any ideas on the coil and error codes ?

 

[DPLongo22]

no, glad you posted.
any ideas on the coil and error codes ?

Thanks, Terry. The Provi won't code on you simply due to needing a coil change. Trust your taste buds for that one - they've never let me down. Well, I mean MINE haven't let me down (not YOURS).

It will only code out if the coil goes shot (no longer usable), due to a short (or anything of that nature).

 

[Terry Koontz]

Thanks, Terry. The Provi won't code on you simply due to needing a coil change. Trust your taste buds for that one - they've never let me down. Well, I mean MINE haven't let me down (not YOURS).

It will only code out if the coil goes shot (no longer usable), due to a short (or anything of that nature).

Again, thanks.
I know the burnt taste from other devices I’ve used !

 

[Terry Koontz]

Well I'm pretty sure my coils are lasting longer in the provari too. I think it's the consistent quality of the vape delivery but I have thinned out my mixes with water so that could be contributing. Don't you have like a bunch of them now? Perhaps you are vaping less on each device-- it's not length of time, but number of puffs....

Anna

Oh, almost forgot.
Thanks for steering me to WTA juice way back when.

 

[DPLongo22]

Again, thanks.
I know the burnt taste from other devices I’ve used !

Yeah. I start to make that face that humans make when something just ain't right.

If I was of a different gender it would look something like this >

 

[Terry Koontz]

Yeah. I start to make that face that humans make when something just ain't right.

If I was of a different gender it would look something like this >

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Oh, Yeh !

 

[DPLongo22]

New CASAA survey:
USA - Consumer Survey 2017

 

[Terry Koontz]

 

[DPLongo22]

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I may go to my grave wondering why, with all the decent devices I have, when I swap on or off my two oldest ones, I detect a downgrade in flavor and performance.

This many years later, Provari & EPM still stand out in the crowd, when I want that ultimate, "Ahhhh!" vape.

NO complaints, mind you...

 

[Hobbs]

... looks purplish when it's up against something truly redish

 

[Hobbs]

 

[ENAUD]

New CASAA survey:
USA - Consumer Survey 2017

And....done.

 

[ENAUD]

Why would the provari tell you to change the coil? You can get an alert "temp too hot" in a Radius, but that is as far as I know the only alert that will be given. You change your coil based on it starting to taste burnt.

For question number two, see google.

Anna

I believe that warning would indicate that the Radius was too hot, never heard that one before though. It won't tell you your atomizer is too hot, and can only tell you what ohms your attie is detected as having and if that value is within its range, i.e., check atomizer!

 

[stols001]

The warning I got was "temp too hot" I kind of thought that meant the tank, but yes it could have been something else-- I briefly and inadvertently changed my settings to something very high VV, from being in wattage mode, and that's when I got it...

Anna

 

[ENAUD]

The warning I got was "temp too hot" I kind of thought that meant the tank, but yes it could have been something else-- I briefly and inadvertently changed my settings to something very high VV, from being in wattage mode, and that's when I got it...

Anna

Hmmm, my Radius does not have VV, it was one of the things I complained about when they introduced the device.

Do you have the Coil Control software installed?

 

[Hobbs]

I prefer VW over VV. That way if resistance of the coil changes, voltage is adjusted. If in VV mode and resistance changes, power (W) remains the same and voltage has to be manually adjusted. Thing is though, Kanthal resistance changes so little at low voltage and/or power, it hardly matters. Maybe that's why ProVari chose one and not the other. Dunno ... did you ax 'em E?